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The award-winning designer will join a myriad of renowned creatives at the Design Indaba Conference 2018. >

LIVIN Studio and Utrecht University transform plastic waste into gourmet fungi food. >

Carlos Arturo Torres has designed a creative prosthetic system for children to explore and empower their creativity in a playful and social way —using LEGO. >

"Architects don’t just design buildings, they also influence the impact these buildings have on the humans who occupy them." >

The Cape Town-based label makes one-of-a-kind shoes while also giving back to its workers >

ECAL student designs first piece of furniture optimised for Mars colonisation. >

The Design Indaba 2018 speaker has collaborated with Nike, the Guggenheim Museum, Google, Puma and MIT Architecture among many others. >

Their design relies on an ultrasonic sensor that is integrated on top of the dustbin to measure how close the waste is relative to the cover on top. >

Toys, fun and play are basic needs for children. One designer is making sure it reaches disaster-stricken areas. >

It's a dramatic foray into the life of drug-plagued youth who find redemption and happiness in the sea. >

"Great art stops you and holds you in its grasp for a while. It takes you out of your timeline and into its own space," says sculptor Paul Kaptein. >

We've scoured the web for compelling creative campaigns around the globe that you might want to support in their quest for funding. Have a look! >

The Cape joins 180 cities in 72 countries committed to the promotion and development of innovation and creativity. >

Net#work BBDO’s Mike Schalit and Emma Strydom gathered insights from 30 creative directors to answer this question. >